Plage du Cap-Coz

The 1000-meter beach features light brown sand along the southern edge of Baie de la Forêt, protected by the Pointe de Beg-Meil peninsula.

The Cap-Coz beach area transformed from a remote coastal location into a recreational destination during the early 20th century development of Brittany's tourism.

Local residents maintain the tradition of collecting periwinkles and clams along the shoreline during low tide, connecting with regional maritime practices.

The beach provides summer supervision from July through August between 1 PM and 7 PM, with facilities including restrooms, Wi-Fi, and specialized equipment for mobility access.

The beach combines a forest of pine trees with a gradual slope to the water, creating natural shade areas and safe swimming conditions throughout its length.

Location: France métropolitaine

Address: Plage du Cap Coz, 29940, France 29940

GPS coordinates: 47.88667,-3.98125

Latest update: May 3, 2025 19:56